Covered action date: Wednesday, November 4, 2026, Eastern Time. All 43 scheduled games across the five covered sports were verified final: three FBS football games, fourteen NBA games and twenty-six NCAA men’s basketball games. NFL and MLB had no games. These are sports results, not ISR’s paid-pick performance.
NCAA Football FBS — three finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Ball State Cardinals at Massachusetts Minutemen | 30–31 | Final/OT |
| Toledo Rockets at Sacramento State Hornets | 20–17 | Final |
| Central Michigan Chippewas at Eastern Michigan Eagles | 35–7 | Final |
- UMass edged Ball State 31–30 in overtime. William Watson III passed for 302 yards and a touchdown; Ball State’s Jalen Bonds rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns.
- Central Michigan beat Eastern Michigan 35–7 at Ford Field. Nick Woodford ran for 123 yards and three touchdowns; Jadyn Glasser passed for 175 yards and a touchdown.
- Toledo won 20–17 at Sacramento State. CJ Miller carried 27 times for 135 yards; Sacramento State’s Raiden Brown caught five passes for 108 yards.
ISR analysis: Keep the extra period in UMass’s final separate from regulation review. Central Michigan’s new quarterback usage and Woodford’s workload provide more specific context than the rivalry margin alone.
NBA — fourteen finals
| Matchup / box score | Away–home | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Philadelphia 76ers at Detroit Pistons | 112–106 | Final |
| Atlanta Hawks at Washington Wizards | 120–105 | Final |
| Milwaukee Bucks at Boston Celtics | 102–109 | Final |
| Charlotte Hornets at Brooklyn Nets | 104–114 | Final |
| Chicago Bulls at New York Knicks | 105–135 | Final |
| Indiana Pacers at Memphis Grizzlies | 107–103 | Final |
| Utah Jazz at New Orleans Pelicans | 113–120 | Final/OT |
| Cleveland Cavaliers at Oklahoma City Thunder | 116–124 | Final |
| Minnesota Timberwolves at Houston Rockets | 117–107 | Final |
| Toronto Raptors at Denver Nuggets | 109–128 | Final |
| Portland Trail Blazers at Phoenix Suns | 132–119 | Final |
| Dallas Mavericks at San Antonio Spurs | 111–112 | Final |
| Los Angeles Lakers at Sacramento Kings | 116–103 | Final |
| Miami Heat at LA Clippers | 117–116 | Final/OT |
- Victor Wembanyama scored 52 points and collected 24 rebounds in San Antonio’s 112–111 win over Dallas. Kyrie Irving led the Mavericks with 29 points.
- Miami beat the Clippers 117–116 in overtime. Bam Adebayo scored 35, Davion Mitchell supplied ten assists and Giannis Antetokounmpo collected fourteen rebounds.
- Philadelphia won 112–106 at Detroit. Jaylen Brown scored 30; Joel Embiid had fifteen rebounds. Detroit’s Duncan Robinson scored 27 and Ausar Thompson grabbed seventeen rebounds.
- Oklahoma City beat Cleveland 124–116 behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 42 points and eight assists. Minnesota also won on the road, 117–107 at Houston; Ayo Dosunmu led the Timberwolves with 21 points.
ISR analysis: The one-point finishes and Miami’s overtime minutes deserve separate treatment from ordinary regulation margins. Check individual workloads before using Wednesday’s results to explain the next available rotation.
NCAA men’s basketball — twenty-six finals
- Saint Mary’s beat North Dakota State 105–64. Joshua Dent scored seventeen; Mantas Juzenas had eleven rebounds and seven assists.
- Wichita State defeated CSUN 79–67. William Berg supplied 26 points and sixteen rebounds; Kenyon Giles had eight assists.
- Northern Kentucky won 102–94 at South Dakota. Noah Pagotto scored 30 and Eric Acker handed out twelve assists; Jahni Summers led South Dakota with 24 points.
- Auburn beat Southeastern Louisiana 92–59. Tahaad Pettiford scored eighteen; Narcisse Ngoy collected nine rebounds.
ISR analysis: Early-season opponent and role differences remain important. Keep playing time and available rotations beside a standout opening-week box score instead of treating one result as a settled team identity.
No-game status
NFL: No November 4 games listed. MLB: No November 4 games listed. The action-date boundary is Eastern Time, including late games that finished after midnight.
Betting notebook: retained source lines, not closing lines
These comparisons use DraftKings lines displayed by ESPN and saved in ISR’s November 4 preview package at 7:10 a.m. EST that day. They are explicitly identified morning snapshots, not universal closing lines, claims of market movement or betting recommendations.
- Philadelphia covered +2.5 with its six-point win; 218 combined points finished over 217.5.
- Oklahoma City covered -2.5 with its eight-point win; 240 finished over 228.5.
- Minnesota covered +8.5 with its ten-point win; 224 finished over 220.5.
- Dallas covered +11.5 with its one-point loss; 223 finished under 226.5.
- Central Michigan covered +1.5 with its 28-point win; 42 finished under 44.5.
Sources and completion check
Every final in the tables links to the corresponding ESPN box score. Highlights were checked against those game summaries and player statistics. Full schedule checks: NFL, FBS, MLB, NBA and NCAA men’s basketball. All 43 games are complete; none is pending verification.
